That is, indeed, the joke!

Norwegian here, absolutely hate the stuff! Your description is spot on from my experiences.

Valid point! And yeah, there is a lot of furry content on here, NSFW or otherwise 😅

FYI, the Voyager app has a “hide all NSFW”-setting. Saves you from having to keep up with all the new content!

“Weighted” is also a very nice sort, that tends to lift up smaller comms.

The common term is “communities” or “comms”, I think.

I would try to look for servers dedicated to the subject you’re interested in and see what communities they have. Keep in mind that there are much fewer users on Lemmy than Reddit, so there might not be a specialized community for a given subject. And if there is, it might be very small/inactive.

They’re real. It’s a combination of them sagging/being broken and being reflected in the perfectly still water.

This makes me so proud to be Norwegian! (Which hasn’t been easy lately 😅)

It’s revolutionary.

Nah, all the Gen Z programmers I know are fueled exclusively by energy drinks! None of them drink coffee.

The ones my age and older, on the other hand…

Indeed! For example, the Tōkaidō high speed line between Tokyo and Osaka runs almost 400 trains every day with an average delay of about 12 seconds 🤯

Bear in mind that this is just the high speed service (Shinkansen). There is also a parallel line for local trains.

Signed up when the Apollo app stopped working due to Reddit’s API restrictions.

Depicting Proto-Indo-European speakers as cavemen is certainly a choice!

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The real answer is of course, as in most cases, “it depends.”

I love the salmon hat on the orca!

On that note, I would have loved to see The Butterfly Effect with Gyllenhaal in the lead role!

I think that’s a Moomin character, not a frog…

1366 was always strange.

1366 is 768 divided by 9 times 16, to get an image with 16:9 (widescreen) aspect ratio. The 768 part comes from 1024x768, which was a very common screen resolution back when.

They did just fire the GitHub CEO and merge the company into their AI branch, though 🤮

Now, now, I’m sure there’s a kernel of truth in there!